Raise3D N1 FDM 3D Printer

Raise3D N1:
Take your 3d printing to the next level. The Raise3D N1 is a precision engineered and built 3d printer with a full 200x200x200mm build volume and the performance of a more expensive machine. It can print as fine as 10 microns (0.01mm layer height) and it's high reliability design coupled with a dependable power outage resume function means no stress while printing your biggest projects. 200mm³ build volume, incredible accuracy and high reliability - join the Raise3D movement with this desktop sized solution.

Build Volume:
The N1 sports a mid sized 200x200x200mm build volume; the most common size on the market. It is the right size to print most designs that are listed on 3d model sharing sites. A good size for your desktop while not limiting yourself on volume.

Reliability:
The full range of Raise 3D printers are designed from the bottom up by the Raise 3D team of engineers with a focus on quality, consistency and longevity. Come to expect perfect prints time after time; let the N1 gain your trust.



Raise3D printers don't just have great design and quality to consistently churn out prints, they go above and beyond with tried and true power outtage protection. All Raise3D N series printers are equipped with a li-ion battery that is kept charged during regular use. If there is an interruption in power to the machine, the control board will use the power from the battery to save the positional data from the stepper motors and when power is restored you can resume your print.



There are numerous reports of happy Raise3D printer owners who had their beautiful 100+ hour prints saved by this feature. Starting a large print is a sizeable commitment and the stakes grow higher the further through the print you are. Sleep easy knowing that Raise3D's power outtage restore feature has your back in the event of a disaster.

Accuracy:
Perhaps the most impressive feature of the Raise3D printers is the breath-taking print performance. Most FDM printers' best layer resolution is 0.1mm, but Raise3D goes magnitudes beyond the average desktop FDM printer. With exceptional frame rigidity and precision parts the N1 can print as fine as 0.01mm layer height.



The N1 doesn't just have a high resolution in the Z axis, it also has incredible positional accuracy and fine extrusion control which enables it to create very intricate details and very fine parts.

Dual-Extruder (optional):
All N series printers can be upgraded to the more popular dual extruder version. The hotends are independently controlled, so you can print with different materials in each side. Print in multi-colours, multi-materials or unlock the full potential of 3d printing with dissoluble supports.

Material Compatibility:
Raise3D printers are built to work with multiple material types from the supplier of your choice. Both software and hardware are fully open to tweak temperatures and extrusion rates so that you are free to use the materials and brands that you love.



Unlike most FDM machines that top out at around 260°C, the all metal hot end prints at up to 300°C. This opens up the Raise3D printer range to be used with a massive range of materials. Combining this hotend with a well thought out direct drive extruder has also given this printer the ability to print flexible and elastic materials like eSUN's eFlex and eLastic. See a list of the Raise3D verified compatible materials below.

User Friendly:
The feature rich large touch screen is intuitive and easy to navigate. You can organise and manage your print jobs, easily see a visual representation of your print progress when using ideaMaker generated Gcode (other slicing software can be used too), and you can see job statistics including printing times and temperatures displayed along with the preview.

Powerful Software:
ideaMaker is an intuitive slicing software that allows the user to save their settings as easy to select profiles. With just five clicks to print and the ability to tweak the finest settings, it is both easy to use and yet wont cramp your style. It also boasts automatic supports that are able to to be modified by the user. ideaMaker is very good at being a slicer.



But, it's more than just a slicer. ideaMaker is also able to detect problems in mesh files and even has a basic mesh repair function. You are also able to divide your models into smaller parts for multi build printing and there is the ability to import/export print profiles, so you can back up your work or share it with the Raise3D community. There are also plans to have some advanced mesh editing functions in a cloud based version in the future. Raise3D is an innovative brand that I'm proud to support; get on board.